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    Action Alliance tackles Fayose over comments on roads, education

    By November 1, 2024 News No Comments1 Min Read
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    The Action Alliance, AA, has cautioned Mr Isaac Fayose, a junior brother to former Ekiti State governor, Ayodele Fayose, against making frivolous statements on issues he knows little, or nothing about.

    Mr Omoniyi Agbele, the Ekiti State Secretary of Action Alliance, in a press statement issued in Ado-Ekiti on Friday, berated Fayose over his recent call for street protests over issues relating to alleged poor condition of roads and failure of the education system.

    The statement reads, “The recent vituperation by zmr Isaac Fayose, calling for protest, is particularly unhealthy for Ekiti democracy, and growth.

    “It has come to the notice of the Action Alliance Party (AA) Ekiti State, of the recent outburst, credited to Mr. Isaac Fayose calling for an unwarranted protest within Ekiti State, on the premise of deplorable federal roads, and failure in education system.”




    The statement noted that most of the roads, being mentioned by Fayose, are already awarded for rehabilitation, or re-construction.

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